Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-01-25
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Mitehael Dayitt was banqustted at
New York last night.
Greece is busy with preparations for
war. All the ~srsenals are working night
and day.
Gen. BonianRer says not one. man,
ho.se or gun hiss been moved to the
frontier.
Il is estimated that the Austrian
landsturm will apply q million ad-
ditional men to the army.
A packing house to cost $3.50 900 Is TO
be built in Sioux City in tho spring. Ii
will handle pork and beef.
a dispatch from ST. Petersburg says
the czar and czarina are Arranging Tor q
trip through Europe in the spring.
The credentials Of Senator Farwell, OF
Illinois. and Senator DAVIS, Of Minneso-
"a, have been placed on file In the
senate.
The trial Of John O'Neill. the third
OF the indicted aldermen Of the New York
"boodle" board OF 1884, Was begun yes
terday.
The British foreign Office deniee the
statement shat it has official knowledge
that the relations between France and
Germany point to the imminence OF war.
Representative Townshend has intro
duced q bill to provide for joint cele-
bration by the sixteen American repub-
lics in 1859 in honor of the constitution
Of the parent republic OF the United
States.
An explosion of four boilers occurred
ct Spang g. Co.'s. iron works at Etna-
borough, near Pittsburg, yesterday
morning. The mill was badly wrecked
and one man PANIED Patterson was in
stantly killed.
Although the Bulgarian situation is
improved the military preparations Of
the Austro.H Hungarian government COD
tinue undated. In the event OF mobili-
cation three great armies will be formed,
each corps having 10 less than 100000
men.
Yesterday the senate. by o vote OF
forty-six to one, passed the bill to an
thorize the president Of the United
States to protect and defend the rights
Of American fishing vessels, American
fishermen, American trading and other
vessels In certain cases.
The protection democrats Of cong ress
completed Consideration last night OF the
bill to reduce the surplus revenue, upon
which they have been at work for some
time past. The meeting was attended
by about twenty congressman, including
membara from the southern ansi-inter-
nal revenue organization.
Deputy United States Marshal Phillip
szziizsaa @EEurtt 9
Enfala, I. T. having in charge q Greek
Indian boy about eighteen years Of age.
named Zobron, who, it is charged,
murdered three men on the night Of the
10th near Eufala. The murdered men
were Henry Smith, Mark Kirkendall
and one Kelly.
The case OF Richard J. Lane. charged
with embezzling $I2O.000 while president
OF: the Abingdon national bank, was
called at Boston yesterday. The dis
trict attorney said Lame had not profted
by the wro~ngEdoing. had made all the
restitution in his power and the case
would probably be compromised. Hear
ing was therefore held over.
Dispatches from Brisbane, the capital
OF Queensland, state that that colony has
been swept by q fearful cyclone. ac.
complained By Q rainfall Of such ex.
traordinary copiousness that twenty
inches OF water fell IN q short time. The
result has been q disastrous food in the
city Of Beigof. In Brisbine some of the
shoroughfares are submerged to q depth
OF twenty feet.
the statement published in the
London Daily News that England is
alarmed over information in its poss-
ession that Germany intends to ask
France tor an explanation Of the French
military movements on the frontier ID
officially denied in Paris. The French
government declares that nothing haE
been done to justify such remonstrance
nm Tho nart If Garmnnv.